While I was living with my MIL and FIL my UIL was kind enough to modify my cross-stitch stand so it would be easier for me to stitch. He listened to me on all the particulars of how you stitch, and how you hold the frame while you stitch.
I will post pictures of the stand later, probably tonight, I want to stitch so now. And show it was modified.
My modified stitching stand
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My modified stitching stand
Desiree Witt
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You can NEVER have too many cross stitch patterns!
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Re: My modified stitching stand
You'll have to explain UIL - uncle-in-law? Whoever he/she is, how kind to modify your stand for you! Looking forward to seeing the pics.
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Re: My modified stitching stand
You got it right! My husbands uncle he is a really good carpenterMabel Figworthy wrote:You'll have to explain UIL - uncle-in-law? Whoever he/she is, how kind to modify your stand for you! Looking forward to seeing the pics.
Desiree Witt
It’s not not IF you will recover but WHEN you will.
You can NEVER have too many cross stitch patterns!
It’s not not IF you will recover but WHEN you will.
You can NEVER have too many cross stitch patterns!